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THE IMAGES OF MADONA AND THE JUDGEMENT OF TASTE (Zobrazenia Madony a ich hodnotenie podla vkusu)

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Klekot E.

Slovenský národopis (Slovak Ethnology)

2008

tom 56

nr 4

388-399

The study comes out of the fieldwork done in Wesola near Warsaw, and consists of open interviews on preferences in religious imagery and art that always used to be inaugurated by a talk over a selection of religious prints and images provided by the interviewer. The analysis of the research material clearly shows that the preference is given to the images that can easily evoke the prototype. It is presented all the time that the image of Madonna is the first of all her image. The images, that are not recognized sufficiently, make the informants feeling uncomfortable, and are not highly appreciated. The judgment of taste is applied to the valorization of religious images - and the images of Madonna - only in a limited scope: it is used towards the images that had been previously recognized as Madonna's representations, preferably copies of some known and venerated miraculous image. In this process the judgment of taste resulted to be a tool for defining social and cultural distance.

THE MICHLE MADONNA?

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Natoufova M.

Umění (Art)

2007

tom 55

nr 3

241-243

In 1856, Franz Halla donated a statue of the Virgin Mary with the Infant Jesus for the chapel at Michle. Thanks to this sculpture, the 'Michle Madonna', a theory arose as to the first stylistically integrated sculptural group of the Middle Ages in Bohemia whose core was created by a single master. Traditionally, the sculpture was linked with the Znojmo Madonna, the statue of St Florian, the Apostle of Veverska Bityska, the Madonna of Velke Mezirici, the Prostejov Madonna, Madonna at the Broumov monastery church, the Madonna at Dysinne near Pilsen and the Crucifixion at Hradcany. The group, whose style has its roots in France and the Rhineland, has been dated to the 1330s or 1340s and is reckoned to have originated in Brno. These hypotheses have been reappraised by Jiri Fajt and Robert Suckale, who have cast serious doubt on both the Moravian origins of the group and the alleged originating master with his assistants or successors. I should like to take this occasion to cite an entry in the Michle church chronicle on Franz Halla, who was from Michle and inherited the statue from his parents, according to Fajt and Suckale. In their view, it makes more sense to place the statue, and the entire group along with it, in the artistic context of Prague rather than in that of Brno. In order that we may verify the thesis outlined above, we must return to the actual wording of the entry in the Michle chronicle. However, the wording of the entry on Franz Halla's donation differs from that Jiri Fajt and Robert Suckale present in their article. Both do talk of Halla, who was from Michle and moved to Brno; nonetheless, there is no further mention here which might better illuminate the origins of the statue. The conjecture that the statue had been in the family for a long time is highly debatable. It is also surprising that, in connection with this statue, the formulation 'had made' was used. Is it possible that the entry was about another work altogether, or that it refers only to secondary alterations made to the statue? Sadly, we shall never know and so the Michle chronicle may not serve as evidence to determine more about the statue's origins.